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More than 80% of water in the remote Gove Peninsula communities of Yirrkala and Gunyangara is lost through leaks in the existing water infrastructure.

The Australian Government has committed $13.2 million towards construction of the Yulara Water Supply Project in the Northern Territory.

The Northern Territory (NT) is home to some of the most unique groundwater systems in all of Australia. Science is at the forefront of helping us to understand what they can offer and how they can be sustainably used.

The Mareeba Dimbulah Water Efficiency project is delivering 11,500 megalitres (ML) of water savings per year to Queensland’s Tablelands region. The saving is over 25% more than what was predicted.

Our Science Program idea has been chosen as one of the topics for the latest Business Research and Innovation Initiative (BRII) challenge.

Finding water infrastructure solutions and knowing the right places to look isn’t always straight forward. That’s why we’re funding 2 business cases to expand on what was originally going under the microscope in 2 NSW regions.

Delivering water infrastructure that’s good for the community, farmers and the environment – the Newry pipeline project has officially wrapped up.

The Better Water in the Bush forum report has been released by the Goyder Institute for Water Research. The report is a comprehensive analysis of the discussions at the forum. It suggests 12 focus areas to help Close the Gap on First Nations water security in Australia.

We’re overflowing with love for water infrastructure at the National Water Grid, and of course Valentine’s Day is no exception. To celebrate, we’re sharing 3 reasons to fall in love with water infrastructure.

Hydrogeology and groundwater-dependent ecosystems might not be everyone’s choice when deciding on a science career. For Kelly Strike, head of the National Water Grid (NWG) Science Program, it’s a career that is important for Australia’s water security.